TED Community

Ideas spread because of people. (And a little help from the Internet.) Meet members of TED's global online community.

Sara Bradford

Sara Bradford

Singapore, Singapore
Travelling to conflict zones and witnessing first hand the power of the arts to inspire peace and create movements which rebuild and reconnect fractured societies.
Tucker Bradford

Tucker Bradford

Mountain View, California, United States
Raising thoughtful, compassionate, dynamic, engaging, and culturally savvy, children. Helping good people to discover and realize their best selves. Expanding my world view. Travel. Witnessing Love.
David Brading

David Brading

colleen bradish

colleen bradish

Hadas Bradjtman

Hadas Bradjtman

Abigail Bradley

Abigail Bradley

Amelia Bradley

Amelia Bradley

My family, my city and everyone having something they truly love in life
bob Bradley

bob Bradley

Cameron Bradley

Cameron Bradley

Oakland, California, United States
Cara Bradley

Cara Bradley

Philanthropy, global health & development
David Bradley

David Bradley

Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States
Innovation, new ideas, community development, science, leadership, writing, communication
David Bradley

David Bradley

Dr. Bob Bradley

Dr. Bob Bradley

Nashville, Tennessee, United States
networking bridges between education and business for economic development
Erica Bradley

Erica Bradley

Lake Success, New York, United States
Janelle Bradley

Janelle Bradley

Janina Bradley

Janina Bradley

Kirk Bradley

Kirk Bradley

Libby Bradley

Libby Bradley

Melanie Bradley

Melanie Bradley

Canada
Melissa Bradley

Melissa Bradley

Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Changing the world. As a woman of color, I grew up poor but attended private school. The stark yet unexplainable contrast between me and my peers pushed me to address the barriers of race and class.
Michael Bradley

Michael Bradley

Herndon, Virginia, United States
Monique Bradley

Monique Bradley

Auckland, New Zealand
I am passionate about helping people find their voice, rewrite their story, and share it with the world. From the time I was a child, I knew the power of words. Growing up, I didn’t always feel confident. Like many people, I was bullied, I questioned my worth, and I learned to hide parts of myself to fit in. My parents, however, recognised my spark and encouraged me to step into performing arts. That stage became my training ground. It was where I first discovered that the moment you share a story — whether through a monologue, a presentation, or a conversation — something magical happens. People listen. They connect. They feel seen. And in return, you begin to feel seen too. That discovery changed my life. Over time, I realised that the greatest gift we can give ourselves and others is the courage to speak authentically. I became passionate about helping others find that same courage, because I saw too many brilliant people silenced by fear of judgment, imposter syndrome, or the belief that their story doesn’t matter. I knew that once they found their voice, everything could change: their confidence, their careers, their relationships, their impact on the world. I’m passionate about storytelling because it is universal. Across every culture, every generation, every corner of the globe, stories have been the way we pass on wisdom, preserve identity, and inspire change. Stories are not just entertainment — they’re how we remember who we are and imagine what’s possible. They shape our lives, our communities, and our futures. I’m passionate about confidence because I know what it feels like to live without it — and I know the freedom that comes when you finally claim it. Confidence isn’t about being the loudest in the room. It’s about alignment: when your words, your presence, and your truth come together. It’s about walking into any space — a boardroom, a stage, a family conversation — and knowing you belong there. I’m passionate about human connection. In a world full of information, we are desperate for connection. We don’t remember facts and figures, but we remember the story that moved us. I believe storytelling is the bridge between people — it creates empathy, understanding, and trust. And when people feel connected, they feel empowered to act, to change, to create. Most of all, I’m passionate about possibility. I believe one story can change a life, but a million stories can change the world. That’s why I created the One. Million. Stories. movement — to empower a million people to find their voice, own their story, and share it with confidence. Because every voice matters. Every story counts. And when we step into the fullness of who we are, we give others permission to do the same. What lights me up is seeing the moment someone realises: My story is enough. I am enough. Watching them stand taller, speak clearer, and share their truth is why I do this work. That’s the heartbeat of my passion. So what am I passionate about? I’m passionate about unlocking voices, rewriting stories, and creating a world where confidence, authenticity, and connection are the new normal.
Ray Bradley

Ray Bradley

Kansas City, Missouri, United States
Using technology in new ways to solve problems and giving people up-and-coming in their field a stage to spread their new and amazing ideas.
Tashia Bradley

Tashia Bradley